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Lifestyle gurus, also known as lifestyle coaches, trainers, or consultants, work with individuals to help them make lifestyle changes aimed at improving their overall well-being and happiness. These professionals guide people in areas such as health, fitness, relationships, and personal growth, tailoring advice to individual needs.
The profession gained widespread attention in the 1990s and 2000s,[1] popularized by public figures and celebrities like Cherie Blair and Madonna. Lifestyle gurus often gained prominence by working with high-profile clients and offering personalized coaching.
One notable example is Carole Caplin, who served as a lifestyle coach for the Blair family,[2] helping them with fitness, nutrition, and well-being strategies.
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